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Depression is a common and serious disorder. Every year, depression affects 10% of adult Americans over age 18. Depression takes a big toll in suffering and can lead to suicide in severe cases. Family, friends, health, work or school can all be seriously impacted by the disease. However, depression is very treatable. There is hope. For those who have already been diagnosed with depression and are in treatment, we want to help you learn as much as you can about depression and to offer you support in your recovery. We want to give you up-to-date information about what depression is (and what it isn't). There are some common myths about depression that aren't correct. We believe that the more you understand about depression and issues like medications, the more likely you are to get the full benefit of treatment. Finally, if you feel depressed but haven't been diagnosed with depression, read the information here anyway. It may help you to decide to see a doctor or mental health therapist for evaluation and/or treatment.
Hi... My very bestest friend died in a car accident the day before I started uni. I was thrown and couldn't get up. I masked it all for a year and then it hit me like a brick wall...I literally fell apart and overdosed nearly 10 times I don't know how my body kept bouncing back and all the psychs kept saying I didn't really want to kill myself. Continue reading and give me your comments if you can help me, when you click here. Join the conversation. Over 100 message boards to choose from..
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Diagnosing Depression in Children In adults, it is often possible to get by with only talking with the patient. This is never possible with children and adolescents. Children often will not say they are depressed. They are most likely to blame all their problems on school, friends, or family. Only by talking with the family can your doctor get an outside perspective. Visit Diagnosing Depression in Children to continue reading when you click here.
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